Endorsement Crisis for Lindsay in New York Mayoral Race
The piece analyzes John Lindsay's re election bid facing weak party endorsements. It contrasts Lindsay with Robert Wagner noting Wagner’s past faults and current strengths while outlining borough by borough Republican leanings and the likelihood of Wagner seeking Liberal cross support.
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Robert Wagner
New York
Lindsay
Republican Party
John Lindsay
Congress
New York City
John Marchi
Manhattan
Peter Hoguet
Herbert Brownell Jr
Prince of Wales
Staten Island
Marchi
Wagner
Carey
Procaccino
Scheuer
Tammanny Hall
Spain
Liberal Party
Alex Rose
Rose
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World editor W C Simons displays the 1891 masthead and pricing. Subscription rates list carrier monthly and annual, mail options for Douglas and surrounding counties, and nationwide yearly in the United States.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streeta
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lottery Plans Push to Adopt Fair Draft by Lottery
The Defense Department backs a new random draft lottery to call up all qualified 19 year olds and older men whose deferments expire that year. President Nixon may seek authority from Congress to switch to a lottery and ease inequities in the current system.
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Washington
Defense Department
White House
Melvin Laird
Nixon
Congress
Pentagon
Housing hits price wall as inflation battles slow starts
The New York report says inflation hammers housing with an 8 percent drop in housing starts and a fall from 1 673 000 to 1 539 000 in March while permits slip to 1 370 000. Builders shift to apartments as single family homes fall. vacancy lows and replacement demand rise amid aging stock.
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New York
Commerce Department
Innocent Victims Highlight FBI Misidentification Flaw
A St Paul man freed after another confessed to a bank robbery. FBI mis identification led to wrongful arrest. The case mirrors Danny Brew of Fort Worth who spent 13 days fighting to prove innocence amid mistaken identity by a 17 year old suspect. The episode raises concerns about accuracy in modern crime investigation and the impact on families.
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FBI
Danny Brew
Fort Worth
Tex
Robert Wayne Black
Black
Brew
Misuse of crime fighting can ruin innocent lives
The passage warns that erroneous policing can ruin individuals, noting how false charges and convictions devastate lives. It stresses caution in rapid modern enforcement to prevent widespread harm in a fast paced era.
Lawrence Invitation Gymnastics Meet held at high school
The second annual Lawrence Invitation Gymnastics Meet took place at the local high school. Dad Perry, famed gymnastics teacher, and Nanny Duver of Junior High shared honors in discussing Lawrence athletic talent.
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Lawrence
Dad Perry
Nanny Duver
Kansas City
L. P. Cookingham
Democratic Coalition
Alfred Higgins Sluss
Fowler
M. S. Winter
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Wade Pierce
C. Roger Allen
C. W. Pollom
Kelvin Hoover
Karl Kreider
George Hedrick
Presbyterian
J. H. Watkins
The
Missionary Society
Presbyterian Women's Guild
Henry Weyermuller
Alsace-Lorraine
Eudora
Indian Territory
Quantrill
Daily Psalm Verse Prayer Update
A devotional note centers on Psalm 55 17 urging prayer throughout the day. It praises constant trust in God and asks for guidance in daily life with an Amen closing.
Ingrown whisker can grow under skin and be removed
A reader asks if an ingrown whisker continues to grow. Dr Thosteson says yes it may grow and can be pulled out with a tweezer or sterile needle. A new whisker will likely grow normally if removed.
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Dr. Thosteson
J.B.C
Kennedy as Pariah Shapes Eskimo Political Humor
Two Eskimos joke about Sen. Kennedy guiding their politics and media exposure while debating whether to harvest fish or join presidential campaigning. The dialogue riffs on Kennedy’s influence and Republican scrutiny, ending with a line about preferring dinner to the presidency.
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Arni
Sen. Kennedy
Tula
Nikko
School-Community Relations Council commends open house effort
The Journal-World letters page notes the School-Community Relations Advisory Council commends participants at open houses at Broken Arrow Deerfield South Junior High and Lawrence High schools. More than 1500 area residents attended to learn about the new facilities and design. William Womack chairs.
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Broken Arrow
Deerfield
South Junior High
Lawrence
Journal- World
William Womack
Lebanon on edge as Fedayeen accord strains amid border raids
Lebanon faces heightened danger as hundreds of Syrian tied commandos clash with Israeli lines near Mount Hermon. The fragile secret pact with El Fatah to curb border incidents now risks collapse, drawing Beirut deeper into Arab Israeli tensions and triggering possible Israeli reprisals along a Litani-orientated frontier.
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Lebanon
Israel
Fedayeen
Litani
Suez Canal
Jordan River
Panhandle
el Fatah
Syria
Saiqah
Damascus
Mount Hermon
Arab Middle East
Charles Helou
Reading instruction debate at Lawrence junior high
The Lawrence School Board and community discuss reading instruction across levels. Administrators credit elementary success to skilled staff and varied programs while acknowledging junior high students need continued help to improve reading speed comprehension and interpretation.
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Lawrence
Iawa
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